It seems that in Romania blogs are not very popular. Yet. Last night I was debating with some friends about blogs future in Romania and one of them made a point by saying that actually (most of) Romanians are just not ready yet for blogging. I agree, it is something relatively new and it comes as a result of a certain lifestyle that involves getting and sharing news and information mostly from the internet. Nowadays the most popular info sources for Romanians are the TV and newspapers. People are just not used to have the internet as a medium for info, communication or social activity.
However, my guess is that some socio-technical shifts will be inevitable once the computers/capita and the internet penetration rate will increase - main drivers for internet/PC usage. And looking at the computer sales growth and the high demand for broadband (at least that is the case in Bucharest) I think this will happen rather sooner than later.
PS. You can read what Ed Sim, an American VC, thinks about blogging and its advantages for his job. Also, people who do write online have a cool tool to find out if they write as a man or a woman.
UPDATE: Kit - one of the few Romanian bloggers I am aware of - also has some insights about what a blog is and means.
I think young people from Romania already have this lifestyle with Internet news and online discussions, just look at the forum at computergames.ro. It's just that they are more excited by a chat-like forum, where anyone can write anything, than by a highly-specialized blog site driven by a very small community. My opinion is that this site addresses to a rather small part of romanian people, especially managers, CEOs, in the software industry. So maybe you people at Krogos will try to extend it a bit to not look like CHIP or PCWorld-style articles.... Anyway, good luck and bring this site to a nice image here in Romania!
It is true that sometimes I like to get into more technical details, and the topics seem rather complicated, some people have told me that. I will try to have an "easy language" explaining as much possible the concepts or ideas I am talking about.